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boldfish

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Can anyone recommend a source for bismanol?

 
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Crucible used to make that, but not anymore. I don't know of anyone else who dealt with it.

The closest equivalent material is Platinum-Cobalt. Platinum-Iron would be an even better match, but that has been obsoleted (by Pt-Co).
 
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perhaps the U.S. Naval Surface Weapons Center is able and
willing to help you.

Can you designe around it ? Can you describe the problem?

Plesae read FAQ240-1032
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Thanks nbucska - I will see what the US NSWC can/will provide. No problem to describe; just looking to experiment.


 
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How about just using Rare Earth Magnets instead?
 
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